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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-06-18
The Gratest study OF Mankind is Ma

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The greatest study of mankind Is man.
And who ere his woudsrous frame doth scan.
Ponder and devise to cure i'll,
Whe her by d. wise, fruit or pill,
An equal benefactor IL he; and we haste,
The inventor of csthartic Of delicious taste,
To do him honor.
Who remembers not how the distressed mother,
Her child's entreat,e co tried to smother,
That she insist not the horrid dose be taken.
The remembrance cen now does nausea awaken.
And fond father,
To be witness of his childs torture, would rather
Pay high price.
II money could purchase Oathartic nice.
We have II nowi and great DE PARIS name,
Appears upon the scroll OF Esculapian fame;
For after long study what would suit,
Has hit upon delicious fruit
To cure our ills.
Away ct once with drauehts and pills;
For whether 1t be indigestion. liver complaint or
Constipation,
Or any disease to which flesh is heir.
He here with pride does boldly declare.
And on the assertion will wager big,
That II can be cured by . HAMBURG FIGi
At Druggists, 25 cts. a box. J. j. Mack Co..
San Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-06-18

Messrs. Teasland and Mangle, Of the
Mound House, came down last Sunday and
in company with Coffin and Shirley. of this
place, made the following score shooting at
&c balls: Teasland, IA; Mangle, IS; Shir-
ley, IA; and Coffin, -. Tomorrow there
there will be practice at glass balls and tin
and clay pigeons.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-06-18
Big Day for Carson

Last Sunday was great day for Carson
ties to win. The ball game was one victory
while the shooting match between six men OF
the Carson Guard and six men Of Company
c., San Francisco, was also won by Carson.
The score is as follows, and it is a world
heater:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-06-18

The Importance Of purifying the blood can
not be overestlmated, for without pure biooG
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs =
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enricn
the blood, and we ask you to try Hoods
n,,i:o. sarsaparilia. 1t strengthens
FGCuItdI and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while it eradicates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion. and preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used give to
lar curative saeAp powers. No 10 itsen
other medicine has such arecord Of wonderful
cures. If you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods sarsaparilla do not be induced TO-
take any other instead. 1t is Peculiar
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.
Hoods sarsaparilla is sold by all druggfsts.
Prepared by C. !. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-06-18

"Read me for my cause. and DO patient that y,
may ead."-SHAKEsPEARE.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

FRoM the Denver pa cns We CLEAN
that Joseph :. swan. receiver at the
GlonwnoI Springs land ollie. was mar
ried last week % Miss Ella VI. Stephen
son, also Of olcuwooi. Mr. Swan WAS
one OF the founders o; the Ute Chief,
and until recently he has been IN active
control. Having done all ia his power
in bringing this paper mp to the stand
ard. he aspirei for something greater,
aud without letting anyone know his in-
t.,,iuus IL. slides IL Denver ami joins
tic army II h-netiirls. After a honey
noon trip II few weeks la the east,
sir. aud Hrs. swan viii take M THEN
residence Ia cirnwUai. Our best
wishes So with the happy couple.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

TGG -upf-m. Court of Kansas las;
week rendered decision in case In.
'olY,ug the right % an individual to
have liquut shipped into the State fur
hia owil u.e. The Gas. was appealed
from lie verdict of - lower court which
tUund mcfclan, Ia one of the interior
towns guilty uf violating the prohibition
law. Tile me,chaR, IN question had
been IN he habit g; having iic4ior ship
pcd ia Ia hiu Tor h.s own Use and tina,
Of his customers. Tie supreme Ccut,
decides tia; he has perfect -ish; To-
u" this As long a. l.. dues To, sell 1t.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31
4 t.tIt for All.

In order TO give all chance 10 test IL,
aud thus b. convinced OF It's wonderful
curative powers. Dr. Kings New Dis
cuvcty for consumption. coughs and
colds. will l'c. tor u limited time, given
away. This of'es is TO; only liberal.
but shows untuunicd faith in the mer-
it, Of this rrca, remedy. Allwho suffer
from coughs. colds. consumption. asth-
ma. bronchitis. or sviy affection Of
throat. chest. or lungs. ar. especially re.
qncsied 10 call at ans drug store. and
gc; trial bottle free. Large bottle 81.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31
NNlIaI Am lln M,

The symptoms Of biliousncsncss are
unhappily bu, too well known. They
differ In different individuals 10 some
extent. \ bilious man Il. scldom ii
breakfast cater. Too frequent. alas. nc
has an cScellcn, appetite for liquids hut
none for solids of morning. lii
tongue will hardly hear inspection nj
any time: IL i, is no, white and IuIrcd
!, is rough, at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out OF
order and diarIhca or constipation may
ts symptom or the two may alternate.
Their. are often hcmorihoids or even
loss ot blood. There may he giddincs,
and often headache and acidity or na,u.
!cnce and tenderness in the pit Of tho
stomach. To correct all this If not et.
feet cure try Green's August Flower.
1t cost but q tri1c and thousands at,cs,
It's efficacy.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31
t.. r.n -, M..,.a.

The hrs; intiiu ~ have hal ui
tie i;cy. culis since be- lti, Pgchln.lmr
mouths ago. /. frum - Nebraska psp-r.
M names aE, mentioned bat the iui orr
ing dialogue gccll-'i hS the pai'rt i ,uf.
liricnt ,o idc',iify the kvang-li,; tua,s.
rn. c'iuI ch L.d teen Wi,ii"ut rIsi r
IoF s-imr months aui one 'its . short
tisu- a.gra stranger aprii'd iur = lub oi
preaching. Tbr bss d"1crn inquired
81 him Il h- ha.i cy-r preached.
Yes. I have wnf 4 the -yaus,iis;
racket
Have sou ans !" Il r'rommoi
fiaiiuu ui IN iurt-m r.
'N". but cap prov g.. 0insp'a
JIM iwp sr,rs aui -.'t. 'tTrc sv
IN rii. rcntcnfi ~ icfn -iurmci.
'Iuur- tire man wr want. san
NJ stirl Journal.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

hLrnuuUu Ridiirlcgsrr has i,,,it in
i. S"uatc going un six years he hss
,"I. mp tn the present session. T..
f.Sri the slightest c,uit'sy Irrm ,.-
Republican fellow senators. On the
CONTRARY, they socially o.,rscir.d him.
THIS session \ marked change has taken
rl'c". Now the Republican senators
ate literally getting in each other, way
ia ihrir frantic effort, Ia dn humag. 10
tie Nifginian. Wonder II ID. reduced
MAJORITY on The Republican side Of the
chamber has anything to do with their
change Of hrarig
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

ArrrE Il hong illness Dr. Ferdinand
Vandeyrer Hayden " Distinguished
scientist and explore ed at lis resi-
dence in Philadelphia al the III inst.
lie Was born In Massachusetts s"ptem
her 7. ls3D. and graduated from Oberiln
college thirty years later. lie became :,
member OF nearly all the scientific scot
cities OF America, and was connected
with a large number of scientific bodies
in foreign counties. lie occupied over
twenty years in exploring the States
aud Territories west Of the Mississippi,
and the result OF his lab0rs are given IN
good MANY interesting publications
issued from time To time.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31
,.Cop..r.p,,on ,n.or,,,,.,

Read the following: Mr.. G. II. Nor
lis, Newark. Ak. SAYS: Was down
with absces- IT lungs. and friends aud
physicians pronounced me nm incurable
cousumptive. Began taking Dr. King s
New Discovery for Consumption. am
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm. 1t is the
finest medicine ever made Jesse
Aliddlewar', Decatur, Ohio, says: Had
it not been for Dr. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption ! would have
died OF lung troubles. Was given up
by doctors. An 1ow In best of health. %
Try 1t. Sample les free at any drug
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31
An Aec.n,r,,.h.a VIC.

We'll. Nellie. DOES your husband still
drink :"
Yes. mother. aud IL Is worrying IL.
III. oui ot m-.
''pI YOU ,ry the plan % hEclhin.
him "i tie habit Tia, suggested L"
you p
Yes"
"pid put whisky III Lis coffee
-Y..."
what did he .sy ?"
ssIt.s .sts tssr ,ft.s st.sf t.~
hat nr-n t.ucr iltr m1.h.g dlr5l Niia
knew low ,omakr coffee as /, should h
made. - N-bgsskr S'g;c Journal.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

y cAsE ot interest To railroad en-
r'ryes was finally decided las; week in
tie United states Supreme Court. ard
1io Northern Pacific railroad has -
judgment Of S25,cco to settle. A brake.
man IN their employ. Richard Mares,
fell from u box car while switching a,
Fargo. Dakota. and had both legs cut
oil He brought 1ui, against the co,n.
pany, aud obtained u Judgment on the
hrsi trial. bat an appeal was taken. In
the Territorial Supreme Court as we'll
as the court Of last resort the Judgment
Wns affirmed. The usual tcchnicali,i.s
called la this instance.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

Now II IS positively asserted. says
the Glsnwood Ut. Chief. that the con.
tract for the Rio Graude extension from
tuis point will .ot be let until January.
When 1T Is let /, Is said The road will
either be flushed to Graud Junction. or
a new lino TO salt Lake. by way of
White river. will be adopted. Certain
arrangements are pending relitiye TO
the Bio Grande Wostel II this road
is purchased by tie Ei li.snde. or if
long lease is obtained the Inc will 20 to
Grand Junction. Otherwise the line
will leave Grand river in the vicinity Of
E.-a ..eek ~. &c VII. I've. cS.....
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31
t.iaIsuh.

Mr.. my dear. YOU can- la leo
late last night, and you talked III Your
sleep.
Mr.. u ,uncasily l-p!i /: Whs; lid |
says
Mis-. III, sounded like ANTE NJ,
jackpot
MF. B. with adnirabl" presence o'
mind Yes, my dear. had been dis
cussing Nnlapuk with Jones. The rs'
precision that escaped me IN my sleep
means Cod bless our iiamc. = Kansas
CIV Journal.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

II b ;ho opinion al many u, Wash
iusi"n that several ui The Territories
viii b. admitted intn inc Union At the
srcsrni session pl C'n;s.ss. They ur
NORTH and suGth Dakota. ManisuI.
Nrw Mexico and Washington. A.
ihrir political cnmrl-Xinl Is srnc shat
au uncertainty Il II s,id that lhry si.i
rot j. allowed auy vote In III. coming
Presidential election. but will have To
Wait liil lSsi tu -Scrrlss ihi, franchise.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31
Herr N.ss'. Pissus~.

Eli,or-Go, picture Of Herr Mos,
va your collection
Newspaper ar,i-,-Sot one.
We'll. Welt What, this -
"a picture Of Crowley the Central
i'aTk baboon."
We'll. make tie beard ilili.r and ,eHd
II down m the press room "-omalla
World.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

Is letter TO the Steamboat Springs
i'l!pl Mr. T.. lienuei .. touit. a:iiair,
Ihr question ot lee cuiturc In north
western Colorado. As Mr. Rcnn.i says
everyone who knows ANYTHING relating
L. the brc business og the adap;ability
oi the country TO b., culture, nhonld
sralila;c their opinions.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

Two NEa land Offices af- Ia be- .siab-
ii,hcI ia the noF,i.clsirn par, oi Colo.
rlJo, ~ asiu a. the consent Of Congress
D. obtained, Il bayiR. iccn reported
ItyuTahly uP1n by the senate Coniini'-
SEQ ou Ful'ic i.an'is. The settlers OF
this srciiuu au nos obliged TO ~ ,o
Denver "a transact land office buaiu.ss.
aul ihey ate ans.ous ,hAI the ucw di,.
tgtci, H. established.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

NV ioHE CONES 80 the front with
q cls- whereby - youn. siIl obtained
frscase against companion b, KILN.
tlc aiiri', two canary pets, Tie So
ci-iy inF the Prevention ut Cruelty To
Animals io,k the matter la hand. and
i.ir ciuafi murderer 90, one month III
ilr psu.'-n,iap. \ great retaliation.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

and thence west to salt Lake. Tic
latter route will be the better for Gar
lleld county. It will open up and rcn-
der easy nccess 10 Il broad scope II fer
Tile country.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

TnE national committee OF the Pro
hihiiiouis's met at Chicago last week
and decided 10 eill nailona! conven
,ipn next year. They wilt NEE, In June
10 indianapolis.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

luE new cruiser Chicago has proved
a complete success on her trial trip. She
developed q speed Of over fifteen knots
an hour.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

Tur next Republican national con-
y.ntion, To nominate candidates iof
President aud Vice President, viii me.,
~ Chicago on the ipih of June.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

AL stock branded as above on any
part OF animnl from the tail up to right
he'ial The oars. Range, Garfield.
hoit; Grand, Eagle. pi,kin and Mesa
couniies, Colorado, Eastern Utah and
scctnoTn w-c17irg and Few sr,cct
f7tcn"a of frr6f ...,...-
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31
when Or.n. are Mad. NoIi, by wire
or Letter What you s"nsi.n snd
Ainouns Drawn Against Nsns-.

iy,,ruvinN hss roVuiuti1n,,ssi the world
Ih.fE sIIH ,iurinx the las, half century.
w. Not least among the wonders
II Sal VrutiVa prd=F.-s b. a method ana system
uf FuFk thit can t- Performed all over the
country Eithuu' -siaustins the -nrAeTf frt,in
thriy homes. Ray ilhHrsli any one can ip tn.
work. either so, young 90 uiig me- special abii-
i,y F.-Iuirii eipial not n.ssi'.i. you are start
al frrs', ,it this uut sIsi return 10 ~ aud W.
VIII send yu if.-v rssi,l~'hi,g uf great vain" sui
tuitoFtnnrr a. yi that -ill start sou la birin"..
Ntish yTill bring yoii la ltur- uohsy right away
thsn ANYTHING else Ia the world trhni outnt
inv. Aiir-ss T.trE 4 Co, Augusta, Sainr.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31
TnsInlI,N MI-I.IrIIN.

iosroGl,H mLLrriS.
Esviin. rsii ls-s,'s Mp'd,y, Wednesday sui
ffid,y 1t a. o. Arrive. Tur.si.y. Thurs.
day AMI -r,ur'isy II TO y m.
"rand River rail ir,S.s N"niiy at = a. IN.
Arrive. Tu-s ~ o.; y. IN.
Rans.ly miii i"a'1s Noi,it,y II a. IA. Ar.
fi,". lhursiay at y. IN.
riccsnc" private rlail ies,v' wc'inc.i,y at :
y. in. Arrives Tirssisy.
N-noy urylrr sni registry department. orcn
fru'n 80. NJ. to- Z y. m.
ofi.- nrrr suiitisy. FROM tr 10 y. m. aud
from s'o .r. IN.
o. V. iiorsynN. Postmaster.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

Az aIi.nip, to take ava, tie jurisdic.
ilnn Of the Indian tifalFs Committee.
hut C'uste ,mIu symrs' able nirumrn,
iu support Of cuinIeu,aiiug the hpnrs;
claimant for Indian derfris;lous SAVED
II iur,n defeat.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31
sr.rrorTlCiALs.

srArl officials.
.srrrnnr. Aigg A'iatn.
y, II. NriiFtitn
,.,.-r-tsry %. state. ianrs hi''
At..ii,uE, isT-in r. kirs.!cy
Treasurer. fc'"r W hr""n-
-upi. rut.iy-iu.Ir,'l"n, l. : '"Fisr'l
Nii1Tn-, ..n-rsi. /. sl'ln Nsf'h
itr.rn,. state tnis-f.ity, :, \ "riiiiin'
l.. :. cofu-ii. nv wus.il'Ify, u. y N"-'
cont, T. !. T-f,it sa.i wo'lr iaisiuiirf.
srrsssr .ntur-
Ihi-t ius',.s- wllii4n u. Heck
Associate. 4 .. Helm sfri :, n. iIi-f'
oo,nui..iunrr.. a ;. iii.inE, Th"' Macon
AMI John q, s,aihups
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

I'rufr-siun.! Cari.. when Ts,id In advance,
FL tsrr wear.
..-Laa.l ami d .'ai Hullees hiiesn cents PER
tine i1r uf-t Insertion ani ten ee~ts Tor each
sut,.tiusnf insertion.
Al communication shnuii lls siir' ..ri Ia
THE MEEKi:it HERALD.
NeeksT. ,0lufsdo.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31
MS nrrni,i..
STATE noAnti - csTTiE iSsrprrio.
c$Nt-sipNYu@

WHITE RIVER srocs.GRow Ens AS-o.
CATION.
rrr.i'irui, Hen Prize
vtcs-rssshisu'. wu tnrins
SECRETARY, l.. ~ tiTash~r
1F-,.lr~g. u.r. i,srG
Executive ,rrin'iFr. 4. J. gtvsnrr. n e.
Hatch ani =. !. itiis.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

iN ih- ilounr last wrcS tic Commit
'"" on Rules reported fayoIaDly upon
cf aiils u special cu,nu.ii'.- 10 ccu,.,i-g
us.A tss.uft utaut. ln.iA..a. .iruf,,lntt.u,
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31
HUTCHINSON a slaosr.

Above brand on lcr, side. Also own e.;u,
hmni"''i r on icf, shoulder or side. Ear
marks, uniCrhark IN each car. Horse. brand.
ed 'ainc ne ctit on left shoulder. iinngp. pic,-
anco stcck aul Whity river. l'o.,prf,cc al.
dre.'. Ncckcr. ,ulora..
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
rxIIrn ,rAn.. nrrICIAi.s.

UNITED srAIi.' OFFICIALS,
senators. TN spasn sni II, ", Teller
N,,pi-., of Cf.i,fs,, q. q. sym--
Dl,t,i.t I,,ss, /. Nusr- iisllr''
u,,.,.i n = iiiil
Aiturn-s. ~ ~, h"p'"h
Register q, he i-,Hi,rfcr, - J. i-iAn
ii-cylyeg of i'ltii. I.arys, j. = swan
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-31

aEIfWS;
fSa SUBSCRIPTION.
one Year. ..rst t..---..t ,..--.s.rtt-rt J"
"a Months .....--- .ss--r ..---s.-...- 20
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ron ADNEHrrIsu.
Professional oari-, per month, ,......,- y o.
uno inch, per month ,-.---.-.,, s.,--.---- :"
Two ino hs-, per nnuth .. -s-.s-----.-. J %
Thr-s Hohes, p.-T month .r....,..,-,,, :"
fuur inrhcs, p.r month ..-,r.r--,-.. SO
1--we inehe-, "a. eulumnl PER month. o"
Ten inrh,.-. Ga column, per month y"
Twenty inches, u columns p-r month Is "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

DIEDMONT AIR LINE
l. ~ Scheduie IN effect Sertember 5th. 1887
Gordonsville Chxrlottesville LyncEburx And Stst;ou
between Alexandria and Lynchburg blue RiSns
Sprines Allegheny sprnss Bristol. Knoxviils, ROM"
sleeper .snistos q Ssa osi sx ors'nA Pullman
l1:24 A. Must Mail Daily for wsyrentop Char.
iostssyiiis GSrdonsyis. Stations Chez Ohio Routs
tween Lynchburx and Danviiie, Gxeensbora nisSb
Charlotte, Atlanta Brminxhap NontroInerr AAG NJ.
Orleans. Texas and California; Pullman Siseps, Ne.
Atlanta to New Orleans and Mann Boudor sie.
for birmingham. vicksbarx and SLreyeport III
r1,n ns Washington 70 Atlantis Does not connect Zoe
2:3o p. M.-Daily except sunday for M.,..,..
Strasburs and intermediate Staiioua Conne.ss y
sao MN u ~ q: q for Lursy striving y IN
Gordonsville. charlottesville Loiisviile C,n9,n,a
and summer resorts and near Line Of Ciss md nSsa
ION to LSusviiie slso for Lynchbur Bristoi Ci,nt,
SpoGga. MeMphis Little Rock and Ill south xs.stsrn
snnb,sI nrSnnn Pullman sleepers washinston %
niil:91P M..S9u'hern Express Daily for Iyochbur,
1 I;hyle R.isish A.hey,lle Charlotte, Coluin1iS
1eIss and C.liforna Pullman slsep:r w
Y montgomery connecting with Fuinsn Esrjn. ~ =.
Montgomery u New Orleans Pullinsn Siee,erS wssh.
Irsine on Washington and Ohm div,.io ,o.v. w..>
Daily; arrive Round Hui II 81 suaas s snd
$50 Il and ) s 5s SUNDAY arhvins washington
.mhroufh trains from the south via Charlotta D.r
vie ana Lynchourx. srrivs IN Washington 5: 10
burg at lo4J n aud Sup Hn Si.y y az r lynch;
Sur % a. ana 1t 3;40 r. NJ: Stras-
AHAsH Sleeping Car reservation and Information
oaSsaTe checked at Office 100 Pennsyi-
haiirs ,iiI s Anq ~ rasse.ser stsLon
"s. ~ o'N Suo - str-e;A Jas. l. TAILOR.
General kasSelas<ur A<ns,H
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would have continued had not heard Dr.. Perry
crying and moaning piteously that his feet were
burning: then my strength gave way ana wac
compelled 10 desst and seek assistance myself"
The railroad omcfsls Il 10 alleged did all In their
power 70 keep the particulars OF the disaster nom
the puonc ana prevented newspaper men nom
the reporters finally got 70 KOuts nearly all signs
OF the wreck had been cleared up the dead bodies
had been carefully removed from sight, only two
OF the wounded were still In the village, and the
local employees OF the road were deaf and dumb to
all seekers after Information. The coroner had
been oolged 70 go to Huntingdon, over so miles
the villagers seemed wholly at sea regarding the
extent OF the disaster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

SAYS, BLACKMAILED HIM.
Ruth Whitfield, nineteen years Old, and her
aunt, Emma Whitfield, forty-two years old, who
live at No. AZ Hewlett street. Cleveland, Ohio, were
arrested Monday afternoon on the charge OF black
mail, preferred by Prof. Albert A. Nicholson, OF
Case School OF Applied Science, and one OF the
most widely known educators In Ohio. Ruth
Withheld, until within q few days, was a do
nestle in the family Of Prof. Nicholson. Last
Saturday, the professor claims, the girl and her
aunt visited him. and, after charging him with
attempted liberties with Ruth, they offered TO
settle the affair." Ruth wanted 500 and the aunt
81 as her share for refusing TO expose the profess
sor. Mr.. Nicholson pretended 10 accept the terms
and invited them to call at his Office in Case
school Monday noon. The women were on hand
at the appointed hour and two witnesses were Sit
uated conveniently near TO hear the conversation
between the professor and his accusers. After
the demands made on Saturday were repeated
Mr.. Nicholson stepped TO the door and called to d
detective and patrolman who were In waiting
outside. The women were openly accused oil black
mail, and the officers TOOK them to the Central
station, where they were locked up.
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Driven From Home 20 Suicide.
SHE LEFT THE GAS TURNED ON In HER ROOM AT 1
HOTEL.


A young woman. apparently about twenty three,
registered as Miss sweeney, at the Dwinel House,
1877 Fulton street, Brooklyn, at IL 80 on Sunday
night She was given room No. A. Asshe did not
leave her room Monday the servants broke open
the door IN the afternoon ana found her dead on
the bed, with the gas turned on. She had not un-
dressed and II Is thought that she committed sui
eide. Inquiry at the hotel showed that about 10
O'Clock on sunday night young woman, aged about
twenty, applied Tor q room, saying she had been
locked out OF her home. she gave the name Miss
Sweeney, and was assigned 10 room No. II on the
second moor. About an hour and q half later the
0tner Miss sweeney went TO the hotel and said
her sister was already there, and making the SINE
excuse, asked Tor room for the night Night
Ctrk kilcoyna registered her with the words
"and sister" under the name OF the flrst Miss
sweeney, as they bore a striking resemblance AS
the room In which the nrst one was sleeping had
only single bed he sent the second TO another
room. Tue nrst Miss Sweeney got up Monday
morning and went away about 8 O'Clock. She did
not Know OF the presence Of her sister In the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12

A YoUNo Mans LOVELY WALK TO DsAru.-The
aeao oody OF VIM. Barnes, aged twenty years, was
%o 90 the road near the village Of Emaos Pa,
s Mohaay morning. CHASTITY wound was In the
pack part OF his head. Near him were SEVERAL
pieces OF brick, on one OF which were bloody
MARKS The ground bore evidence OF . struggle
when last seen Barnes had returned from driving
with two young ladies He took the Tcam TO Z
livery stable &C Macungie, several miles distant,
ABOUT midnlgnl and started 70 walk home. he
cradle sum on his person when last seen at the
pockets were ri0ed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-12
Mt. VERNON SEMINARY,

Mt. VERNON SEMINARY
N1 HOO. ll04, ll16 NJ ST. and / 100 18th st.
French and elish Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies aud Little Girls
Academic intermediate and Primary DEPARTMENTS
Commodious new school building tanning APEJ.
SESSION ROOMS, CLASS-ROOMS, and OFFICE
with cam heating and best modern improvement
ready for occupancy this fall
Thirteenth year beVins OCTOBER 6.
For circulars apply to Principal.
s3-4m MRS + gONEaa
MIR AND MRS ALFRED BUJAC WILL RESUME
1NA the duties OF their school ON october Atm at
lOIU 18th st. NV. Private instruction in French
English Drawing, Mathematics. &C. s2l-Ius